Objective:
To reflect on the future direction of the European Glaucoma Society (EGS) following the 2026 Congress and discuss priorities and innovations in glaucoma care.
Approach:
- EGS has become a unifying platform for various stakeholders in the glaucoma community.
- AI discussions focused on both opportunities and challenges in glaucoma care.
- Digital technologies are seen as a means to enhance care delivery without replacing clinicians.
- Trabeculectomy remains a core component of glaucoma training despite the rise of new procedures.
- Imaging technologies are evolving and beginning to influence routine clinical practice.
- Patient involvement is crucial in shaping glaucoma management and outcomes.
- Implementation of new technologies may vary across different healthcare systems.
- Translating patient experiences into clinical practice remains a challenge.
Key Findings:
Interpretation:
EGS aims to integrate new technologies and patient perspectives into glaucoma care while maintaining a foundation in traditional practices.
Limitations:
Conclusion:
EGS is focused on balancing innovation with patient-centered care in glaucoma management.
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